Call to Action: SHUT DOWN APEC! SHUT DOWN THE CEO SUMMIT ON NOVEMBER 15th!

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SHUT DOWN APEC! SHUT DOWN THE CEO SUMMIT ON NOVEMBER 15th! NO to APEC! No Militarization of San Francisco! 7am, at Powell Street BART Plaza. Powell and Market in San Francisco PLEDGE TO RESIST HERE From Nov. 12th to Nov. 17th in San Francisco, CA, 21 heads of state, over… Continue reading

MVP Pipeline Fighter Locks Down on Peter’s Mountain

cross-posted from Appalachians Against Pipelines

Another lockdown is happening now on so-called Peter’s Mountain in the Jefferson National Forest! Pipeline fighter Ben just locked himself to a sleeping dragon on the Virginia side of the mountain, halting Mountain Valley Pipeline work in the area.

Ben locked down for two on the mountain, preventing Mountain Valley Pipeline work in the area!

MEDIA ADVISORY: Coalition of Climate Justice Groups Announce a Week of Protest at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in San Francisco

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MEDIA ADVISORY BAY AREA CLIMATE JUSTICE SPOKESCOUNCIL Contact: Scott Parkin, 415-235-0596, sparki@riseup.net Piper McNulty: 408-202-9416; pipermcn4climate@gmail.com For Immediate Release: Coalition of Climate Justice Groups Announce a Week of Protest at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in San Francisco San Francisco, CA: This week, a coalition of climate justice groups… Continue reading

“No one owns the forest!” Night time action at “Who Owns the Forest” Conference.

cross-posted from Rose City Counter-Info

Overnight, a group of anarchists attacked the World Forestry Center museum and its conference building next door, destroying doors, windows, and the museum’s glass facade before disappearing into the darkness. The Center is set to host the “Who Will Own the Forest?” conference September 26th-28th. The conference brings together “landowners, asset managers, investors, forest industry executives” and other vampires to plan and adapt their plundering of the forests for capitalist growth.

To truly defend the forests requires the destruction of capitalism altogether. Knowing there can be no dialogue with what must be destroyed, we turn to the attack.

We hope the damage presents an obstacle to the conference going as planned. Though we don’t mind the ambience of broken glass and missing windows, we expect the industry executives might!

Love to those fighting against Cop City, the Mountain Valley Pipeline, and their world!